Pflegefachperson Psychiatrie 80%

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This job ad was AI-translated from German. See original Job summary Show Join our team in Binz, supporting 24 individuals with disabilities. Experience a rewarding work environment with growth opportunities. Tasks Assist residents with daily living and personal care needs. Foster independence in residents through tailored support programs. Collaborate with a dedicated team to enhance service quality. Skills Completed training in psychiatric care or social pedagogy required. Experience working with individuals with complex support needs. Strong communication skills and proficiency in MS Office. About the job At the Binz location, we offer two forms of accommodation for 24 people with cognitive, physical and partly psychological impairments. In the fully supported residential group Berg & Tal, people live who require care and support in everyday life to maintain and further develop their ability to act. In the partially supported residential group See, people live who are able to organise everyday life, leisure and holidays largely independently. We are looking for a committed individual to start immediately or by arrangement as Your Tasks <ul> <li>You enjoy working in a team but can also take on responsible and independent areas of activity</li> <li>You appreciate the meaningfulness of a social professional environment and are willing to engage on an equal footing with the issues and needs of people with impairments, with a professional understanding of your role being a matter of course</li> <li>Your flexible, reflective and humorous way of working allows you to respond thoughtfully, effectively and calmly even in unforeseen and challenging situations</li> <li>You are keen to contribute and willing to help continuously develop and optimise the residential offer</li> </ul> Your Profile <ul> <li>Completed training as a Psychiatric Nurse HF or Social Pedagogue HF</li> <li>You bring several years of professional experience in social pedagogical or supportive work with adolescents and adults with complex support needs (e.g. challenging behaviour, mental illnesses, autism spectrum disorders)</li> <li>You appreciate reflective and supportive exchange within the team</li> <li>You feel confident in writing relevant progress reports with clear structure and coherent argumentation and responsibly take on key worker duties and support planning</li> <li>You have the ability to think and act in a networked and holistic manner</li> <li>You have good PC user skills in programmes such as MS Office, Limsophy (client system) and others</li> <li>Flexibility for irregular working hours and weekend shifts</li> <li>Ideally, you hold a category B driving licence</li> </ul> We Offer You <ul> <li>A comprehensive introduction to the varied range of tasks</li> <li>An interesting, varied and meaningful job</li> <li>A professional, motivated team that lives a person-centred value system and recognises and highlights the talents and abilities of individual residents</li> <li>Cross-departmental collaboration</li> <li>Internal and external training opportunities</li> <li>Modern and attractive employment conditions</li> <li>6 weeks' holiday from the age of 40, 5 weeks before that</li> </ul>